Ginger pieces bring warmth and a gentle heat to bakes, chocolates and savoury dishes. This page offers Crystallised Ginger and Ginger Mini Cubes from Buderim Ginger, an independent Australian grower and producer whose ginger thrived in the humid climate and volcanic soil around Buderim.
Are Ginger Mini Cubes Bakestable?
Yes. The mini cubes keep their shape in the oven, so bake them into ginger biscuits, use them to decorate gingerbread cupcakes, or stir them into savoury cooking such as curries and stews.
Where Does Buderim Ginger Come From?
Raw ginger arrived in Buderim, Australia, many years ago. During the Second World War imported ginger was hard to come by and local sales soared, and today Buderim Ginger is recognised around the world. For more ginger, see Candied Straight Ginger Strips and Crystallised Ginger Chips under Candied Fruit.